Also, giving anything the initials “DP” is weird and creepy as fuck, given that “DP” was already a well-established acronym in the porn industry years before DisplayPort was even conceptualized.

What about red USB-A ports, and USB-C ports with no symbol by them at all (like on phones and desktop PCs)?

So in other words nobody has forked over the $5000 for Empress to crack it yet.

Damn shame.

Firefox has PiP? Last time I saw that feature, it was the 90s and it was on a TV.

Hey has this been cracked yet? I’d like to try it, but only psychopaths give Ubisoft money.

Ok Tankie

Ok Tankie

I have a 4090 in my Ryzen 7700X system and a power meter; 850W is overkill for a 4090. My system never uses more than 650w. What’s more important than the power rating is buying a high-tier PSU with good overcurrent protection, cause the 4090 tends to have power spikes even a good 750w PSU should be able to handle.

If you bought a PSU certified for PCIe 5, then you’re most likely fine. If you didn’t have to use a squid adapter to plug in your GPU, then you’re more than likely good to go so long as you didn’t buy a shit tier PSU.

As someone who lives in a legal state, there is no such thing as growing weed stealthily indoors. Your entire house will reek, no matter how many carbon and HEPA filters you use.

Also RGB doesn’t use anywhere near 250w. Given that LED spotlights are usually around 25-75w, at 250w your PC would be too bright to look at. I have 9 RGB fans, along with a GPU and motherboard with RGB LEDs; the difference between RGB off and RGB on at full brightness is ~10w, measured from the wall.

It’s okay I had a friend who called it “Stream” for years and never realized.

Also Steam Boxes should have been called Boilers. Maybe then they would have succeeded.

My reason was being that I couldn’t get HDR to work properly in KDE 6 plasma. Also 90% of the features from my graphics card that I use on a daily basis are missing in Linux.

If I didn’t have cutting-edge hardware paired with an Nvidia GPU, I would have already switched by now. I build a new PC once every decade, so I’ll check back in about 3-5 years once my hardware has aged enough that people are writing proper drivers for it that goes beyond the bare-bones featureset.

Why?

Individuals should be allowed. Corporations shouldn’t.

I’m seriously about to create a filter for the word “poll”. You guys are out of control with these non-stop, meaningless posts.

Don’t forget about Enhancer for YouTube, SponsorBlock, and DeArrow! They’re all a must-have for desktop YT.

Already considered all of those before buying the Z. None of them meet my horsepower requirements. And the last time I checked, they don’t make a convertible WRX and BRZ/FRS/86.

Seriously it sounds like the rest of the applause was edited in.

Funny you mention that; I had the opportunity to buy an ND Miata for $5K more. Went with the 350Z instead. Now your comment is making me second guess myself, even though I love how the 350 handles.

It glides through corners so damn well, I can’t possibly imagine it getting any better than this, but you “Miata is always the answer” people always come of the woodwork and make me second guess my decision. The low horsepower figures always got to me. But now I’m thinking that maybe I should have just taken the damn test drive before falling in love with the Z.